Texas organic guru recommends dry molasses for soil microbes. If unavailable, table sugar works—same carbon source, purer, cheaper.
1 lb sugar per 250 sq ft. Broadcast dry, water in. Spring and fall. No fancy equipment needed.
Work because of sugar content. Why pay more for diluted sugar? Pure sucrose is most cost-effective.
Weed reduction, darker green grass, fewer pests reported by users. Try one season—low cost, zero risk.
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